AVAILABLE:

　　*** WINTER *** Born January 17, 2014

　　Winter is a rare Lilac Merle Male @ $800.00

　　He is smart, affectionate, and playful!

　　Winter comes with Pedigrees from both sire and dam.

　　Chiweenie Puppies grow up to vary in size from 9 to 16 pounds. The average weight is about 12 pounds. I just can not guarantee size by letting them go at 2 months old. The prices are decided by coat only.

　　The prices of Chiweenies vary starting at $400+ and up depending on rarity of the coat.

　　WINTER IS NOW READY TO GO HOME!

　　Please call or email if you are interested.

　　LOT OF PHOTOS & DESCRIPTION OF "CHIWEENIES" AVAILABLE at Photo Site:

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　　Exceptional and extremely cute! They get even more beautiful as they mature.

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　　These adorable Chiweenies (a Hybrid Designer Dog) are a "special" back breeding of unrelated parents. The Sire, a 100% AKC Dachshund and the Dam, a Chiweenie (50% Dachshund - 50% Chihuahua). This makes the puppies 75% Dachshund - 25% Chihuahua. The back breeding produced the Dachshund characteristic of "longer flop ears". The beautiful puppies have doll-like faces that are slightly more delicate than a Dachshund and craniums more rounded. The paws are slightly more delicate and legs may get slightly longer. The bodies are nice and long and almost catlike. They have silky low-shed coats, fluffy flop ears, and nice long foxlike bodies with fluffy tails. Winter will require ear and tail combing as he matures.

　　I prefer to sell only to those who will keep the dog in the house as a personal companion. These dogs are smart, affectionate and playful and elegant.

　　A few SOLD puppy photos here:

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　　with your phone number and I will return your call or email me.

　　You must be willing to pick up and pay for your puppy in Tucson. Puppy will come with Certificates of Pedigree and instructions to register(optional) as a Hyprid.

　　Thank You,

　　Charla